Mason’s Pink Vista Dinnerware

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Mason’s “Pink Vista” ironstone, made in England.  The pattern was first produced in brown and blue circa the 1890s, followed by pink and a short run of green.  The pink transfer ware was the most popular and made in England until about 2000.

The Vista pattern is easily recognized by the depictions of castles and stately manor homes, grand park views (the vistas) with a large scale oak leaf border.

Place setting pieces:

5 dinner plates 10 1/2”   $45 each

3 dinner plates 10 1/2”   $35 each (crazed)

9 salad plates 8”             $28 each

16 dessert plates 7”        $20 each

2 rim soup bowls 10”       $45 each

13 nappy bowls                $25 each

20 cups & saucers           $45 each

9 additional saucers

3 double egg cups 4”     $65 each

1 double egg cup 4”        $45 A/F    

2 egg cups 2”                   $45 each

Serving pieces:

2 40oz Fenton jugs (octagonal) 6 1/4” high  $125 each

1 Romney jug (rounded) 5 1/4” high        $95

2 four piece sauce tureen                       $595 each

   (tureen, lid, stand & ladle), also listed in a group photo SEE7HWL699

1 three piece soup tureen                       $895

   (tureen, lid & stand), also listed separately MAS7GUAO26

2 oval covered vegetable bowls             $295 each

1 round covered vegetable bowl            $295

4 oval open vegetable bowls                   $95 each

1 round fruit bowl 9 1/2” diameter            $95

1 octagonal bowl 8 1/2” diameter           $100

1 chop plate 15 3/4” diameter                   $65 A/F

1 oval platter 13 1/4” by 10 1/2”               $195

1 oval platter 14” by 12 1/4”                     $295

1 sandwich tray 12 1/2” by 7”                    $95

1 open sugar/sauce bowl                          $15 A/F

1 salt & pepper shaker                              $125 for the pair

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